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Petit fours are small bite-sized confectionery or savoury appetisers. (The largest cutter here is 3.81 cm/1.5 inches)
HMM!
Macro Mondays: Kitchen
"I don't want to do it...but then I do..."
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NEW @ Eclipse Event - {-Maru Kado-} Mannequin Set
NEW @ Eclipse Event - Peculiar Things for Eclipse 12.13.2018
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{-Maru Kado-} mannequin-leg A (ghost/2Li)
{-Maru Kado-} mannequin-hand/foot (ghost/1Li)
{-Maru Kado-} mannequin-leg B (ghost/2Li)
{-Maru Kado-} torso-01 (ghost/1Li)
{-Maru Kado-} mannequin-arm A (ghost/2Li)
{-Maru Kado-} mannequin-arm B (ghost/2Li)
.pt. chloroform corner - table
.pt. chloroform corner - chair
.pt. chloroform corner - sconce
.pt. chloroform corner - chair - limited edition
Other Things
tarte. recycled window cabin RARE
[Deadwool] The Dandy - shirt+tie+vest - black
[ContraptioN] Coated Round Spectacles *???* nose
{Letituier} Cuba Hair
ZIBSKA Noir Pack #5 Eyemakeup
This pasta or cookie wheels is useful and decorative. I've been using it when I make Pinwheels cookies.
For Macro Mondays theme: Wheels
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The FRCs are replacing the 1980s-era 110-foot patrol boats used by the US Coast Guard. They feature advanced command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance equipment. The cutters feature improved habitability and seakeeping, and over-the-horizon cutter boat launch and recovery from astern or via side davits. Each of the three cutters moored and ready to deploy in Galveston are 154 feet long, have an endurance of at least five days and can reach a maximum speed of over 28 knots.
Daniel Tarr, the cutter’s namesake, was one of four Coast Guard coxswains who served with the Marines during the amphibious invasion of Tulagi, Solomon Islands, in August 1942.
The 3/9/20 theme for Macro Mondays is Cutters.
I dredged these cutters out of the bottom of one of my tool drawers. In the more than half a century that I've owned them, I doubt that I've used them more than a couple dozen times, and they sure do show the neglect they've suffered during all those years.
I spotted this beautiful cutter sailing down the Solent on Sunday. Looked into her history and to my surprise found she was not built one hundred and twenty years ago but in 2007 in Falmouth based on the Bristol Channel Pilot Cutters She was built to her original spec but for bronze fittings instead of iron and a twin sandwich plywood deck encased in epoxy resin and overlaid with teak. The interior fit out is beautifully done with all the mod conns.